Pacers' Pascal Siakam Out Against Kings Due to Knee Injury

Indiana and Sacramento battle at the bottom of their respective conferences with multiple key players sidelined.

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

The Indiana Pacers will be without forward Pascal Siakam when they take on the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday night. Siakam is dealing with a right knee sprain and has been ruled out for the game. Both the Pacers and Kings have lengthy injury reports, with a combined 16 players listed as out, doubtful or questionable.

Why it matters

Siakam's absence is a significant blow for the struggling Pacers, who are already last in the Eastern Conference standings. The Kings, who are also at the bottom of the West, will look to take advantage of Indiana's depleted roster as both teams try to end their seasons on a high note despite their playoff hopes long faded.

The details

According to the NBA injury report, Siakam is one of 10 Pacers players listed as out, doubtful or questionable for Tuesday's game. The Kings also have six players on their injury report. With both teams dealing with significant injury issues, the matchup could be more about which team can stay healthy and competitive rather than which has the superior talent.

  • The Pacers and Kings will face off on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.

The players

Pascal Siakam

A forward for the Indiana Pacers who is sidelined with a right knee sprain.

Jarace Walker

A Pacers player listed as probable with a right ankle sprain and mid-back soreness.

Tyrese Haliburton

A Pacers player ruled out with a torn right Achilles tendon.

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What’s next

The Pacers will need to find a way to be competitive without several key players, including Siakam, as they take on the Kings on Tuesday night.

The takeaway

Injuries have plagued both the Pacers and Kings this season, leaving both teams near the bottom of their respective conference standings. The absence of Siakam and other key players will make it difficult for the Pacers to pull off a win, highlighting the challenges facing these struggling franchises.